United States. Court of Indian Offenses (Standing Rock Indian Reservation)

found: NUCMC data from State Hist. Soc. of N.D. for Fiske, F.B. Papers, 1896-1947(Standing Rock Indian Reservation Court of Indian Offenses)

found: Indian courts and the future, 1978:p. 8 (In 1883 the Commissioner of Indian Affairs authorized the creation of Courts of Indian Offenses to operate under a set of rules and procedures created by the Bureau of Indian Affairs) p. 10 (no specific statutory authority has ever existed for Courts of Indian Offenses)

found: Brakel, S.J. American Indian tribal courts, 1978:p. 17 (applicable law to the Court of Indian Offenses is the tribal code of the reservation which consists of BIA derived laws, state & federal constitutional provisions, and laws of Indian derivation)

found: Cohen, F.S. Felix S. Cohen's handbook ... 1982:p. 333 (Courts of Indian Offenses functioned mostly as instruments of the Bureau until the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934. In 1935, Commissioner Collier published a revised code of Indian tribal offenses for these courts)